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Oh the bias, quiet unfortunate. So many comments against ME countries with so many false pretenses, you can easily tell many haven't set a foot on ME soil let alone actually lived there - holiday doesn't count. Having lived in ME for a long, long time I've had many liberals and atheists friends jump on the first ship to ME on a 'good' salary - slavery you say. I'm an Englishman, not a middle eastern.
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He's 88, I'd let it slide.
Re:Why is AI hard and physics simple? on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @04:13PM (#27596592)
some context from TFA:

"Please note that the notion of simplicity to which we are appealing is not at all meant to suggest that physics is trivial. Instead, we mean it as a compliment: we have the utmost respect for the work of physicists. This essay is an apologia for physicists doing machine learning qua physicists; it is meant to interrogate what it is about the approach or perspective of physicists that allows them to reach so far in explaining fundamental phenomena and then consider whether that same approach could be applied more broadly to understanding intelligence"

edit: added quotes